Mitch took to woodworking at an early age, having grown up with a family of woodworkers and carpenters with their own shops. In high school, he participated in the BOCES building trades career program, then continued with his residential construction education at Fulton Montgomery Community College. Over time, he honed his carpentry skills and gained valuable real-life experience in the field. He easily acquired a job in the industry working for a residential and commercial company for several years before pivoting to a career with Teakwood. Mitch applies his talents to various parts of the home construction process, focusing on precision and attention to detail. The more intricate and precise a project is, the more excited he is to be working on it! Mitch joined Teakwood in 2024.
Likes: cold adult beverages, Hilti tools, Snowmobiles
Dislikes: heights, Mosquitoes, Rain